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The following NOSA DVDs are available:

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DVD Title / Short Description
PVS011 AMPUTATION INJURIES
Few injuries are more devastating, both for victim and bystander, than injuries involving amputations. Prompt and effective first-aid can save the life or limb of victims. Prevention, treatment and long-term care of various types of amputation injuries are covered.
PVS008 A SHOCKING EXPERIENCE
Electrical hazards pose a danger at home as well as in the work place. Proper safety precautions for working with electricity are reviewed.
PVB015 BACK TO BASICS
There are correct and incorrect ways to lift and bend - it is essential employees know how to avoid injury. This video can help employees avoid painful back injuries.
PVS017 BASIC ERGONOMICS
Ergonomics, the science of matching man to machine can affect the working conditions of each employee.
PVS041 DRIVING DEFENSIVELY
This video reminds you of the dangers in daily driving routines and offers defensive driving principles.
PVE005 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Maintenance, checks, lock-out procedures, electrical apparatus: portable electrical equipment and distribution boards, main switches, to mention a few of the aspects that are dealt with.
PVS045 EYE INJURIES
Although most tend to think of office as safe places, it often holds potential dangers. This video outlines effective ways to prevent accidents at the office by practicing a few basic housekeeping rules.
PVS048 FIRE ESCAPE - GETTING OUT ALIVE
The best way to survive a fire is to have a fire escape plan. This video shows you how to plan ahead, so that you can get out of a fire and smoke alive.
PVS049 FIRE PREVENTION
There is a mass murderer on the loose. Its name is fire. This video uses the format of a horror film to show that taking a few simple precautions, and keeping your eyes open for "fires waiting to happen" you can help ensure that you never have to face the terror of a fire at work.
PVS052 FORKLIFT SAFETY
One of industry's most useful tools is the forklift and potentially also one of the most dangerous. This video provides a checklist to ensure forklift safety.
PVG009 GENERAL TOOL SAFETY
Risks, personal protective equipment, unsafe acts, correct techniques, storage and maintenance of tools are some of the topics discussed in this video.
PVS056 HANDLING THE HEAT
Heat stress is a common health and safety problem in many work places. How to recognize heat stress and offers some remedies.
PVH059 HAND SAFETY
Personal protective equipment, maintenance, cuts and skin irritations, hazardous substances and potential dangers e.g. working with drills, saws, grinders and other hand tools are discussed in this video.
PVS057 HARD HATS, HARD HEADS
Hard hats can prevent many disabling injuries. The importance of wearing hard hats and basic first-aid treatment for head injuries are discussed.
PVS067 HEAT CAN KILL
Symptoms of heat stroke and proper first-aid treatment
PVS070 HOUSEKEEPING GENERAL WORK SPACE
Clutter in the work place can often get in the way of safety. The importance of an orderly work area for keeping hazards to a minimum is emphasized
PVS071 I PLAN TO LIVE
The friendly but accident-prone planet of Infernia is about to destroy itself. They have no idea what to do in an emergency situation. This video observes an "emergency Action Plan" in action.
PVS077 KNOW YOUR ABC's FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
An industrial or construction site can house dangerous fire hazards. Different types of fire extinguishers and appropriate use are outlined.
PVS078 LADDER SAFETY
Incorrectly used, a ladder can be one of the most dangerous tools in the work place. This video offers a few guidelines on the safe use of ladders.
PVM011 MACHINE GUARDING
Matters such as precautions and installation of fixed guards, interlocking guards and automatic guards as well as their inspections and checks are discussed.
PVS085 NO MORE MR MEAN SCREEN
By following a few simple steps, working with computers can be safe and more relaxing. The ergonomics of working with computers are discussed.
PVH006 NOSA SAFETY SERIES 1 - ELIMINATING UNSAFE ACTS
Unsafe acts and how to eliminate it.
PVH015 NOSA SAFETY SERIES 2- HOUSEKEEPING
Have a place for everything and keep every thing in its correct place. Good housekeeping practices such as stacking, storage, demarcation, color coding, disposal of waste, clean isles and symbolic safety signs are described.
PVH021 NOSA SAFETY SERIES 3 - PERSONAL PROTECT EQUIPMENT
The different types of personal protective equipment, where, how, when and why it should be worn. It also discusses its storage and maintenance.
NOSA SAFETY SERIES 4 - PROTECTION FOR HEADS HANDS & FEET
This video covers information on the safe use of PPE.
PVH018 NOSA SAFETY SERIES 5 - MACHINE QUARDS & LADDERS
Different types of machine guards and the lockout procedures concerned while in repair as well as guidelines in using ladders safely are discussed.
PV4009 NOSA SAFETY SERIES 6 - FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Different classes of fire and which extinguishers to use. It also shows fire hazards in and around the work place.
NOSA SAFETY SERIES 7 - TRAFFIC RULES
PVH012 NOSA SAFETY SERIES 8 - HANDLING HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
Different types of hazardous substances, handling and storage as well as the use of personal protective equipment.
PVS097 PART 1 - RIGGING THE BOARDWALK
Any time you're up in the air, you could be riding for a fall. Working on a scaffold can expose one to a variety of hazards. Guard rails, access ladders and planking - some of the most important aspects of scaffold construction and use.
PVS100 PART 2 - SAFETY IN THE BOARD WAY SCAFFOLDING
Working with mobile scaffolds or outriggers can expose one to all of the usual hazards of scaffolds, plus a few more! This video looks at the special hazards of mobile scaffolds and outriggers. It offers guidelines on how to decrease danger in the workplace.
PVS089 PREVENTING OFFICE FIRES - PART 1 At the office, fire hazards are often overlooked until it's too late. In this video, the firebug reminds workers to be aware of potential fire hazards.
PVS092 PROTECTION AGAINST AIDS IN THE WORKPLACE
The deadly AIDS virus can be passed from an injured and bleeding worker. This video suggests ways to safely administer first-aid to such victims and the importance of proper accident clean up.
PVS099 SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
Safety begins with the right attitude and the importance of keeping safety in mind while on the job and keeping personal matters at home.
PVS173 SCAFFOLDING SAFETY
Different types, erection and dismantling of scaffolds as well as personal protective equipment are discussed.
PVS185 SHE RESPONSIBILITY
A discussion on rules and regulations, responsibilities, attitude and other SHE related matters. Also deals with the issue of caring for the health and safety of your colleagues.
PVS116 STAR WITNESS
Observing the details of an accident and reporting these accurately can help save lives by finding the reasons for an accident for future prevention.
PVS117 STAY LOW, STAY ALIVE
In most fires, smoke and toxic gases are the real killers. Victims never see the real flames. This video portrays smoke as an angry, vengeful menace which demands respect or will cause death.
PVS189 STRESS IN THE WORKPLACE
This video shows you how to sot the signs of stress and how to manage and/or cope with it.
PVS125 THE FIRST FEW MINUTES When an office fire strikes, every second counts. This video emphasizes the importance of proper planning and knowledge of safety procedures.
PVS149 THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE Fire is a potential hazard in the work place. Basic types of fire extinguishers as well as their proper use and maintenance are discussed.
PVS132 THERE'S NO MAGIC TO SAFETY There is no magic to safety. This video defines the employee's responsibility to help ensure success of a company's safety program.
PVS144 WATCH YOU BACK Lifting heavy objects the wrong way can result in serious injuries. This DVD humorously illustrates five steps to proper lifting
WHO'S THE BOSS This video indicates why some people achieve to be the boss and some not!

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